RD Repair: Why Slower Reattachment is Better

Stratos V. Gotzaridis, MBBS, MD

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Dr. Gotzaridis shares why it may be beneficial to not aspirate all of the subretinal fluid when repairing retinal detachments.

Posted: 10/03/2024

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Irrigation/aspiration, IA, I/A, I&A

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Retinal Detachment

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RD Repair: Why Slower Reattachment is Better

Stratos V. Gotzaridis, MBBS, MD

Dr. Gotzaridis shares why it may be beneficial to not aspirate all of the subretinal fluid when repairing retinal detachments.

Posted: 10/03/2024

Keywords:

Irrigation/aspiration, IA, I/A, I&A

•

subretinal fluid

•

Retinal Detachment

•

retina-meeting-recap

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